External micro-interface papermaking wastewater treatment system and wastewater treatment method thereof

ABSTRACT

An external micro-interface papermaking wastewater treatment system and a wastewater treatment method are proposed. The wastewater treatment system includes a grating water collection tank, a first coagulation sedimentation tank, an inclined screen and a second coagulation sedimentation tank which are connected in sequence, a heat exchanger, a preheater and a wet oxidation reactor, wherein the heat exchanger is provided with a first inlet, a first outlet, a second inlet and a second outlet. A feed inlet is disposed on a side wall of the wet oxidation reactor, an oxidation water outlet is disposed on a top of the wet oxidation reactor, the feed inlet is connected with a micro-interface generator for dispersing and breaking gas into gas bubbles, a liquid phase inlet and a gas phase inlet are disposed on the micro-interface generator, and the gas phase inlet is connected with an air compressor.

TECHNICAL FILED

The invention relates to the technical field of a papermaking wastewatertreatment, in particular, to an external micro-interface papermakingwastewater treatment system and a wastewater treatment method thereof.

BACKGROUND OF THE APPLICATION

At present, wastewater discharged from the paper industry in Chinaaccounts for about 15% of the total discharge amount of industrialwastewater in China, and the discharge amount of COD accounts for morethan ⅓ of the total discharge amount of the industrial COD in China.Papermaking wastewater has a large discharge capacity, a largealkalinity, a high content of difficult degradation substances, andlarge oxygen consumption, resulting in water pollution and seriousdamage to the ecological environment. Therefore, how to applypapermaking wastewater treatment technology, turn harm into benefit,recycle resources, and promote ecological environment protection andsustainable development of papermaking industry has important practicalsignificance.

Due to the complex composition and high temperature of wastewater, thewastewater treatment process in combination with physical method,chemical method and biochemical method is adopted in industry. Atpresent, wet oxidation technology has been successful in treatingpapermaking wastewater by combining with other processes because of itsstrong adaptability and good treatment effect. However, the wetoxidation method requires a relatively high reaction temperature,pressure and a relatively long residence time, and the reasons are thatair or oxygen in a liquid phase has a short residence time, a short masstransfer time, a large bubble diameter, a relatively small gas-liquidphase interface area formed in a reactor, and a short mass transferspace, resulting in problems of a long reaction time, high energyconsumption, and low reaction efficiency.

In view of this, the present invention is proposed.

SUMMARY

A first objective of the present invention is to provide an externalmicro-interface papermaking wastewater treatment system. In thewastewater treatment system, a micro-interface generator is disposed infront of a wet oxidation reactor, thereby improving mass transfer effectand the reaction efficiency between two phases. Bubbles can be brokeninto micron-scale bubbles, thereby increasing the interfacial areabetween a gas phase and a liquid phase, fully filling the mass transferspace, increasing the residence time of air or oxygen in the liquidphase, and reducing the consumption of air or oxygen. In this way, evenif high temperature and high pressure are not required, the reactionitself can also be ensured to proceed efficiently, avoiding a series ofpotential safety hazards caused by high temperature and high pressure,facilitating the energy saving and the consumption of the reactionprocess, and having the low cost.

In order to achieve the above objectives of the present invention, thefollowing technical schemes are specially adopted.

The present invention provides an external micro-interface papermakingwastewater treatment system, including a grating water collection tank,a first coagulation sedimentation tank, an inclined screen and a secondcoagulation sedimentation tank which are connected in sequence, a heatexchanger, a preheater and a wet oxidation reactor, wherein the heatexchanger is provided with a first inlet, a first outlet, a second inletand a second outlet. A feed inlet is disposed on a side wall of the wetoxidation reactor, an oxidation water outlet is disposed on a top of thewet oxidation reactor, the feed inlet is connected with amicro-interface generator for dispersing and breaking gas into gasbubbles, a liquid phase inlet and a gas phase inlet are disposed on themicro-interface generator, and the gas phase inlet is connected with anair compressor. The first inlet is in communication with the secondcoagulation sedimentation tank, the first outlet is in communicationwith the liquid phase inlet of the micro-interface generator through thepreheater, the second inlet is in communication with the oxidation wateroutlet, and the second outlet is connected with an aeration biologicalfiltration tank.

In the papermaking wastewater treatment process in the prior art, thewet oxidation treatment method often requires a higher reactiontemperature, a higher reaction pressure, and a longer residence time.The reason is that the residence time of air or oxygen in the liquidphase is short, the mass transfer time is insufficient, the bubblediameter is large, the gas-liquid phase boundary area formed in thereactor is small, and the mass transfer space is insufficient, whichleads to problems of an excessively long reaction time, high energyconsumption, and low reaction efficiency.

In the above-described wastewater treatment system, certainpretreatments must be performed before the wet oxidation treatment. Thewastewater treatment system includes a grating water collection tank, afirst coagulation sedimentation tank, an inclined screen and a secondcoagulation sedimentation tank which are connected in sequence. Thewastewater discharged from the papermaking process first enters thegrating water collection tank. The grating water collection tank isprovided with a mechanical grid, preferably a rotary mechanical grid,which is more effective than other grids to continuously andautomatically remove large-size floating and suspended substances. Thewastewater from the grating water collection tank then enters the firstcoagulation sedimentation tank. The SS pollutants flocculate and settleby adding coagulants or coagulants to the wastewater. Further, the firstcoagulation sedimentation tank is a partition sedimentation tank. Thepartition sedimentation tank has good flocculation effect and low cost.The wastewater treated by the first coagulation sedimentation tank thenenters the inclined screen, which is used to recycle fibers in thewastewater. The filter mesh of the inclined screen is preferablycomposed of 80 mesh and 100 mesh nylon filters, such that long fiberscan be recycled. The wastewater treated by the inclined screen thenenters the second coagulation sedimentation tank.

After the wastewater undergoes preliminary pretreatments such asimpurity removal and sedimentation in the above-mentioned wastewatertreatment system, subsequent wet oxidation treatment is carried out toachieve a deeper wastewater purification effect.

It should be noted that, by disposing a micro-interface unit in front ofa wet oxidation reactor of the wastewater treatment system, air oroxygen that enters the wet oxidation reactor is broken and dispersedinto gas bubbles, which enables the gas bubbles and wastewater to form agas-liquid emulsion, thereby increasing an interfacial area between thegas and the wastewater, and further increasing reaction efficiency.After the mass transfer effect of a reaction phase interface isincreased, a high operation temperature and a high operation pressureare not required, which achieves the effects of low energy consumptionand low operation cost.

The micro-interface unit of the present invention includes a pneumaticmicro-interface generator, so that air or oxygen compressed by an aircompressor enters from an air inlet to an interior of the pneumaticmicro-interface generator. Through the breaking and dispersing functionof the micro-interface generator, the gas is dispersed and broken intomicro gas bubbles, thereby reducing the thickness of a liquid film,effectively increasing the mass transfer area between the air or oxygenand wastewater, reducing mass transfer resistance, and improving thereaction efficiency.

Further, the setting mode, the setting position, and the number of themicro-interface generators contained in the micro-interface unit are notlimited. More preferably, the number of the micro-interface generatorsis more than one, and the micro-interface generators are arranged inparallel from top to bottom before the wet oxidation reactor. Througharranging the micro-interface generators in parallel in multiple rows,the incoming materials can be dispersed and crushed at the same time,and the subsequent reaction efficiency can be effectively improved.

A person skilled in the art would understand that the micro-interfacegenerator used in the present invention is embodied in the prior patentof the present invention. For example, in a CN patent with a publicationno. 106215730 A, the core of the micro-interface generator is gas bubblecrushing. The principle of a bubble breaker is that the gas carried byhigh-speed jet collides with each other for energy transfer, so as tobreak up the gas bubbles. One embodiment of the structure of themicro-interface generator is disclosed in the above-described patent,and will not be repeated redundantly herein. The connection between themicro-interface generator and the wet oxidation reactor, including aconnection structure and a connection position, is determined accordingto the structure of the micro-interface generator, and is not limitedherein. The reaction mechanism and control method for themicro-interface generator are disclosed in the inventor's prior patentCN 107563051 B, and will not be repeated redundantly herein.

Further, the wastewater treatment system further includes a sludge tankconnected to both the first coagulation sedimentation tank and thesecond coagulation sedimentation tank. Preferably, the sludge tank isconnected to a sludge dewatering machine, and the sludge is buried orreused after being dewatered.

Further, the first coagulation sedimentation tank is composed of two ormore coagulation sedimentation tanks connected in series; and the secondcoagulation sedimentation tank is composed of two or more coagulationsedimentation tanks connected in series. The use of multi-stagecoagulation sedimentation can effectively remove pollutants such as SS,BOD and COD.

Further, the second coagulation sedimentation tank includes three filterlayers arranged from top to bottom, and each filter layer is filled witha flocculating substance. Preferably, the second coagulationsedimentation tank is a vortex sedimentation tank, which has advantagesof short flocculation time good flocculation effect, and large capacitycompared with other coagulation sedimentation tanks.

Further, the wastewater treatment system further includes an ionexchanger, and the ion exchanger is connected to the aeration biologicalfiltration tank for neutralizing alkalis in wastewater. Thestrongly-acidic cation exchange resin in the ion exchanger canneutralize the alkali contained in the wastewater, and can also removepollutants such as BOD and COD, which can further reduce the content oforganic pollutants in the wastewater. The ion exchanger is a fixed bedion exchanger or a continuous ion exchanger.

Further, the wastewater treatment system further includes a CODconcentration monitoring device and a disinfection tank, wherein the CODconcentration monitoring device is connected to the ion exchanger formonitoring a water quality and discharging a qualified water into thedisinfection tank, and the COD concentration monitoring device isconnected with the aeration biological filtration pond for returning anunqualified water into the aeration biological filtration tank forfurther treatment. Through COD concentration detection, whether thewastewater treatment indicators meet the requirements can be detected intime, and the entire wastewater treatment system can be monitored at thesame time to facilitate timely maintenance. The disinfection tank can bedisinfected by ultraviolet or ozone.

Further, a first solenoid valve is disposed on a first connectionpipeline between the COD concentration monitoring device and thedisinfection tank, and a second solenoid valve is disposed on a secondconnection pipeline between the COD concentration monitoring device andthe aeration biological filter tank. The clean water treated after ionexchange then enters the COD concentration monitoring device to monitorthe COD concentration of the water. If the COD concentration of theclean water is lower than a pre-set value, it meets requirements and canbe recycled. The first solenoid valve is turned on, such that the cleanwater enters the clean water tank. If the COD concentration of the cleanwater is higher than the pre-set value, the second solenoid valve isturned on, and the clean water returns to the aeration biological filtertank through the pipeline for biological purification again.

Further, a booster pump is provided between the coagulationsedimentation tank and the heat exchanger. A pressure monitoring moduleand a control module are also provided inside the booster pump. Duringthe process, if the pressure is monitored to be excessively high orexcessively low, the control module can turn on or turn off the boosterpump at any time. The booster pump can also be connected in series or inparallel to implement multi-stage boosting, and the multi-stage boostingcan be used for adjusting the pressure according to actual needs.

Further, the present invention also provides a wastewater treatmentmethod by adopting the above-mentioned wastewater treatment system. Themethod includes the following steps:

a wastewater first enters the grating water collection tank to removelarge-scale floating and suspended matters, and then enters the firstcoagulation sedimentation tank to flocculate and settle SS pollutants inthe wastewater; the wastewater settled by the first coagulation settlingenters the inclined screen to recover fibers in the wastewater; thewastewater passing through the inclined screen then enters the secondcoagulation sedimentation tank for treatment; and

the wastewater treated in the described steps is heated and then entersthe micro-interface generator, and compressed air or oxygen isintroduced into the micro-interface generator at the same time, andafter dispersed and broken micro-bubbles and the wastewater are fullyemulsified in the micro-interface generator, and then enters the wetoxidation reactor for wet oxidation treatment; and a product after wetoxidation treatment enters the aeration biological filtration tank forbiological oxidation treatment after heat exchange and cooling.

Preferably, the reaction temperature of the wet oxidation treatment is170-180° C., and a reaction pressure is 3-3.5 MPa. Or the reactiontemperature is 175° C., and the reaction pressure is 3.2 MPa.

The wastewater treatment method of the present invention is easy tooperate, has mild operation conditions, and has low energy consumption,and achieves a better treatment effect compared with the prior art.

Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the followingbeneficial effects:

(1) a micro-interface generator is provided before a wet oxidationreactor, thereby improving the mass transfer effect and the reactionefficiency between two phases; bubbles can be broken into micron-scalebubbles, thereby increasing the interfacial area between a gas phase anda liquid phase, fully filling the mass transfer space, increasing theresidence time of air or oxygen in the liquid phase, and reducing theconsumption of air or oxygen; in this way, even if the temperature andpressure do not need to be too high, the reaction itself can also beensured to proceed efficiently, avoiding a series of potential safetyhazards caused by high temperature and high pressure, facilitating theenergy saving and the consumption of the reaction process, and havingthe low cost.

(2) The present invention also significantly reduces the energyconsumption of the air compressor by reducing the reaction temperatureand pressure. During the wet oxidation process, the oxidation of theorganic substance generates a large amount of heat, which can basicallymaintain the self-supply of heat during the operation of the device. Itsoperational cost is primarily the energy consumption of the aircompressor and pump, of which the air compressor accounts for themajority of the energy consumption. The outlet pressure of thecompressor is reduced, thereby significantly reducing the energyconsumption of the compressor, and reducing costs for enterprises.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

By reading the detailed description of the preferred embodiments below,various other advantages and benefits will become clear to those ofordinary skill in the art. The drawings are only used for the purpose ofillustrating the preferred embodiments, and are not considered as alimitation to the invention. Also, throughout the drawings, the samereference numerals are used to denote the same components. In thedrawings:

FIG. 1 is a structural diagram of an external micro-interfacepapermaking wastewater treatment system according to an embodiment ofthe present invention.

DETAIL DESCRIPTION

In order to make the purpose and advantages of the invention clearer,the invention will be further described below in conjunction with theembodiments. It should be understood that the specific embodimentsdescribed here are only used to explain the invention, and are not usedto limit the invention.

Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodimentsobtained by those of ordinary skill in the art without creative workshall fall within the scope of the present invention. If specificconditions are not indicated in the embodiments, it shall be carried outin accordance with the conventional conditions or the conditionsrecommended by the manufacturer. The reagents or instruments usedwithout the manufacturer's indication are all conventional products thatcan be purchased on the market.

It should be understood that in the description of the invention,orientations or position relationships indicated by terms upper, lower,front, back, left, right, inside, outside and the like are orientationsor position relationships are based on the direction or positionrelationship shown in the drawings, which is only for ease ofdescription, rather than indicating or implying that the device orelement must have a specific orientation, be constructed and operated ina specific orientation, and therefore cannot be understood as alimitation of the invention. In addition, the terms “first”, “second”,and “third” are only used for descriptive purposes, and cannot beunderstood as indicating or implying relative importance.

Further, it should also be noted that in the description of theinvention, terms “mounting”, “connected” and “connection” should beunderstood broadly, for example, may be fixed connection and also may bedetachable connection or integral connection; may be mechanicalconnection and also may be electrical connection; and may be directconnection, also may be indirection connection through an intermediary,and also may be communication of interiors of two components. Thoseskilled in the art may understand the specific meaning of terms in theinvention according to specific circumstance.

In order to explain the technical solutions of the present inventionmore clearly, specific embodiments are used for description below.

EMBODIMENTS

Referring to FIG. 1, an external micro-interface papermaking wastewatertreatment system according to an embodiment of the present inventioncomprises a grating water collection tank 10, a first coagulationsedimentation tank 20, an inclined screen 30 and a second coagulationsedimentation tank 40 which are connected in sequence, a heat exchanger50, a preheater 60, a wet oxidation reactor 70, and an aerationbiological filtration tank 100. A sludge tank 140 is provided at thebottom of the first coagulation sedimentation tank 20 and the secondcoagulation sedimentation tank 40, and both the first coagulationsedimentation tank 20 and the second coagulation sedimentation tank 40are connected to the sludge tank 140. A feed inlet 72 is disposed on theside wall of the wet oxidation reactor 70, an oxidation water outlet 71is disposed on the top of the wet oxidation reactor, the feed inlet 72is connected with a micro-interface generator 80 for dispersing brokengas into gas bubbles, a liquid phase inlet 81 and a gas phase inlet 82are disposed on the micro-interface generator 80, and the gas phaseinlet 82 is connected with an air compressor 90.

Specifically, after being heat exchanged in the heat exchanger 50 andthen being heated by the preheater 60, the wastewater enters themicro-interface generator 80 from the liquid phase inlet 81, and air oroxygen enters the micro-interface generator 80 through the gas-phaseinlet 82 after being compressed by the air compressor 90 and isdispersed and broken into bubbles. The air compressor 90 is preferably acentrifugal air compressor, because the centrifugal air compressor has alarge amount of air, does not need lubrication inside, saves oil anddoes not pollute the compressed gas.

The compressed air or oxygen is dispersed into air bubbles, sufficientlyemulsified with the wastewater in the micro-interface generator 80, andthen enters the wet oxidation reactor 70 for an oxidation reaction, bymeans of the effect of the micro-interface generator, increasing thecontact area of the gas-liquid two phases, and improving the masstransfer effect. It should be understood that the describedmicro-interface generators 80 is not limited to the number. In order toimprove the dispersion and mass transfer effects, additionalmicro-interface generators can be additionally provided. Multiplemicro-interface generators can be provided in series or in parallelbefore the wet oxidation reactor 70. Preferably, the micro-interfacegenerators are provided in parallel from top to bottom. In thisembodiment, the type of the micro-interface generator is a pneumaticmicro-interface generator, and compressed air or oxygen is used as apower drive.

The heat exchanger 50 of the embodiment is provided with a first inlet51, a first outlet 52, a second inlet 53, and a second outlet 54; thesecond coagulation sedimentation tank 40 is preferably connected to thefirst inlet 51 through a booster pump. The first outlet 52 is connectedto the liquid phase inlet 81 of the micro-interface generator 80 throughthe pre-heater 60. Before the wastewater passes through the heatexchanger 50 and enters the liquid phase inlet 81, pre-heating isperformed. An oxidation water outlet 71 is further disposed at the topof the wet oxidation reactor 70. The oxidation water outlet is connectedto the second inlet 53. The oxidation water from the oxidation wateroutlet 71 enters the heat exchanger 50 through the second inlet 53 forheat exchange. The oxidation water to be treated is heated while beingcooled, thereby achieving the purpose of fully utilizing energy. Then,the oxidation water after heat exchange enters the aeration biologicalfiltration tank 100 passing through the second outlet 54. Preferably, acondenser can be added between the second outlet 54 and the aerationbiological filtration tank 100, and the oxidation water is cooled beforeentering the aeration biological filtration tank 100 after heatexchange.

In the present embodiment, the wastewater treatment system furtherincludes an ion exchanger 110, a COD concentration detection device 120and a disinfection tank 130. The ion exchanger 110 is connected with theaeration biological filtration tank 100 and is used for neutralizingalkali in wastewater. The COD concentration monitoring device 120 isconnected with the ion exchanger 110 and is used for monitoring waterquality and discharging qualified water into the disinfection tank 130.The COD concentration monitoring device 120 is connected with theaeration biological filtration tank 100. In addition, a first solenoidvalve 150 is disposed on a connection pipeline between the CODconcentration monitoring device 120 and the disinfection tank 130; and asecond solenoid valve 160 is disposed on a connection pipeline betweenthe COD concentration monitoring device 120 and the aeration biologicalfiltration tank 100.

Specifically, the ion exchanged clean water first enters the CODconcentration monitoring device 120 for monitoring the concentration ofthe COD in the water. If the concentration of the COD in the clean wateris lower than a pre-set value, the requirements are satisfied, andrecycling can be performed. A first solenoid valve 150 is turned on andthe water enters a disinfection tank 130 for ultraviolet or ozonedisinfection. If the COD concentration of the clean water is higher thanthe pre-set value, the second solenoid valve is opened, and the water isreturned to the aeration biological filtration tank 100 passing throughthe pipeline for biological purification again.

The working process and principle of the external micro-interfacepapermaking wastewater treatment system of the present invention arebriefly described below: a papermaking wastewater first enters a gratingwater collection tank 10 to remove large-scale floating and suspendedmatter, and then enters the first coagulation sedimentation tank 20 toflocculate and settle SS pollutants in the wastewater; the wastewatersettled by the first coagulation settling enters the inclined screen 30to recover fibers in water; the wastewater passing through the inclinedscreen then enters the second coagulation sedimentation tank 40 fortreatment; the wastewater treated in the described steps enters themicro-interface generator 80 after being heated, and compressed air oroxygen is introduced into the micro-interface generator 80, and afterdispersed and broken micro-bubbles and wastewater are fully emulsifiedin the micro-interface generator 80, and then enters the wet oxidationreactor 70 for wet oxidation treatment; and the reaction temperature ofthe wet oxidation treatment is 170-180° C., and the reaction pressure is3-3.5 MPa. Preferably the reaction temperature is 175° C., and thereaction pressure is 3.2 MPa. The oxidation product enters the heatexchanger 50 through the oxidation water outlet 71, exchanges heat withthe wastewater to be treated, and then enters the aeration biologicalfiltration tank 100 through the cooler for biodegradation treatment. Thebiodegraded water is neutralized alkali in the wastewater by the ionexchanger 110, and enters the COD concentration detection device 120 formonitoring water quality and discharging qualified water into thedisinfection tank 130 for disinfection and recycling.

So far, the technical solution of the invention has been described inconjunction with the preferred embodiments shown in the drawings.However, it is easily understood by those skilled in the art that theprotection scope of the invention is obviously not limited to thesespecific embodiments. Without departing from the principle of theinvention, those skilled in the art can make equivalent changes orsubstitutions to the relevant technical features, which will fall intothe protection scope of the invention. The above are only preferredembodiments of the invention rather than limits to the invention. Thoseskilled in the art may make various modifications and changes to theinvention. Any modification, equivalent replacement, improvement and thelike made within the spirit and principle of the invention all should beincluded in the protection scope of the invention.

1. An external micro-interface papermaking wastewater treatment system,comprising a grating water collection tank, a first coagulationsedimentation tank, an inclined screen and a second coagulationsedimentation tank which are connected in sequence, a heat exchanger, apreheater and a wet oxidation reactor, wherein the heat exchanger isprovided with a first inlet, a first outlet, a second inlet and a secondoutlet; a feed inlet is disposed on a side wall of the wet oxidationreactor, an oxidation water outlet is disposed on a top of the wetoxidation reactor, the feed inlet is connected with a micro-interfacegenerator for dispersing and breaking gas into gas bubbles, a liquidphase inlet and a gas phase inlet are disposed on the micro-interfacegenerator, and the gas phase inlet is connected with an air compressor;wherein the micro-interface generator is a pneumatic micro-interfacegenerator, a number of the micro-interface generator is more than one,and the micro-interface generators arranged in parallel from top tobottom; wherein the first inlet is in communication with the secondcoagulation sedimentation tank, the first outlet is in communicationwith the liquid phase inlet of the micro-interface generator through thepreheater, the second inlet is in communication with the oxidation wateroutlet, and the second outlet is connected with an aeration biologicalfiltration tank.
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 3. The external micro-interfacepapermaking wastewater treatment system according to claim 1, furthercomprising: a sludge tank connected to both the first coagulationsedimentation tank and the second coagulation sedimentation tank.
 4. Theexternal micro-interface papermaking wastewater treatment systemaccording to claim 1, wherein the first coagulation sedimentation tankis composed of two or more coagulation sedimentation tanks connected inseries; and the second coagulation sedimentation tank is composed of twoor more coagulation sedimentation tanks connected in series.
 5. Theexternal micro-interface papermaking wastewater treatment systemaccording to claim 1, wherein the second coagulation sedimentation tankcomprises three filter layers arranged from top to bottom, and eachfilter layer is filled with a flocculating sub stance.
 6. The externalmicro-interface papermaking wastewater treatment system according toclaim 1, further comprising: an ion exchanger, and the ion exchanger isconnected to the aeration biological filtration tank for neutralizingalkalis in wastewater.
 7. The external micro-interface papermakingwastewater treatment system according to claim 6, further comprising: aCOD concentration monitoring device and a disinfection tank, wherein theCOD concentration monitoring device is connected to the ion exchangerfor monitoring a water quality and discharging a qualified water intothe disinfection tank, and the COD concentration monitoring device isconnected with the aeration biological filtration pond for returning anunqualified water into the aeration biological filtration tank forfurther treatment.
 8. The external micro-interface papermakingwastewater treatment system according to claim 7, wherein a firstsolenoid valve is disposed on a first connection pipeline between theCOD concentration monitoring device and the disinfection tank, and asecond solenoid valve is disposed on a second connection pipelinebetween the COD concentration monitoring device and the aerationbiological filter tank.
 9. A wastewater treatment method by using theexternal micro-interface papermaking wastewater treatment systemaccording to claim 1, comprising the following steps: a wastewater firstenters the grating water collection tank to remove large-scale floatingand suspended matters, and then enters the first coagulationsedimentation tank to flocculate and settle SS pollutants in thewastewater; the wastewater settled by the first coagulation settlingenters the inclined screen to recover fibers in the wastewater; thewastewater passing through the inclined screen then enters the secondcoagulation sedimentation tank for treatment; and the wastewater treatedin the described steps is heated and then enters the micro-interfacegenerator, and compressed air or oxygen is introduced into themicro-interface generator at the same time, and after dispersed andbroken micro-bubbles and the wastewater are fully emulsified in themicro-interface generator, and then enters the wet oxidation reactor forwet oxidation treatment; and a product after wet oxidation treatmententers the aeration biological filtration tank for biological oxidationtreatment after heat exchange and cooling.
 10. The wastewater treatmentmethod according to claim 9, wherein a reaction temperature of the wetoxidation treatment is 170-180° C., and a reaction pressure is 3-3.5MPa.
 11. The wastewater treatment method according to claim 10, whereinthe reaction temperature of the wet oxidation treatment is 175° C., andthe reaction pressure is 3.2 MPa.